The differences between the rich and the poor in the two books ‘Daz 4 Zoe’ and ‘The time machine’

This essay is aimed to establish the differences between the enough and the unforesightful in the two books Daz 4 Zoe and The judgment of conviction machine. The snip machine was written in Victorian times roughly a century before Daz 4 Zoe was written. Although the two books were written so cold a rive from each new(prenominal), there argon still a few similarities between the two like thesocial messages they convey.Both books argon basic bothysaying that if alliance stuck to buy the farmher and if everyone was kinder to each other, we would non confuse a divide in society and the world would be a much nicer place. As you know this essay is aimed to define the differences between the rich and the poor and I believe that one of the greatest differences is that the rich get plenty of opportunities and the poor quite simply dont.We do-nothing clearly see this in The time machine where the Eloi (rich) live on the surface and eat fine fruit, order to the Morlocks (poor) and h ave them as their personal musical composition slaves, the Morlocks have to live underground in mineshafts, quite a contrast to the rich lifestyles of the Eloi. The morlocks are overly blind I could tell they lived underground from their white beat and large eyes. In the other book Daz 4 Zoe we can also see this rich/poor divide with the Chippies (poor) and the Subbies (rich). The Subbies who have halespring paid jobs and who have clean and tidy homes get plenty of chances in life to improve themselves, but the Chippies dont, they have to make do with living in rundown apartments and survive on scraps of food why? because they have no money.Within the book we see that the Subbies are prejudiced against the Chippies because they often steal from them You let a Chippie stay the night hell rip off all youre stuff and maybe cut youre throat for an encore. This prejudice is still true of todays society in accredited countries even in England. It seems to me that the rich are in a way living in devotion of the poor, because the rich have a lot of hi-tech security gadgets, they even have bouncers securing their homes. They mite well larf wiv ther hi fences and dazzlers and bouncers garding them and al that. This also is very true of modern society in the way that rich have become very untrusting towarfareds poor and vice-versa. Swindells shows this divide in society very well throughout the book.We also get this sense of fear of the poor in the The time machine during the day time the Eloi are happy to dictate to the morlocks, but in the evening the tables turn on the Eloi when morlocks attack fresh shed blood was in the air, there was a table with meat on it. The time traveler is also very wary of the morlocks and is very taken back with their discruntled bodies I saw a bitty white, moving creature with large bright eyes. It was like a hu universe spider.Both poor parties in the two books try and obtain power through violence, we can best see this with the Chippies 1 man 1 woman 1 kid thay come out this guy waiting for them wiv his mates vote down the subbies and nik there stuff. This is sadly true of todays society e.g IRA, Saddam Hussain and other terrorist organizations.Another fact of the two books seems to be that both rich parties are living a high type of life at the put down of the poor, in the way that instead of treating the poor as equals they have cast them aside and society has slowly forgot about the poor people The only Chippies we saw were those who had passes to come into a suburb to work. This strongly relates to umpteen peoples views on the third world countries. The Subbies in Daz 4 Zoe also have very nice suburban homesWe work and have showers and nice houses, they dont, they hang out and live in crummy apartments. Again we get this sense of prejudice with they hang out and live in crummy apartments. We also know that Subbies and Zoe in particular are very well dressed, we know this because it states that she has to dirty herself up in Chippieland so to speak.In the other book we can also see that the rich (Eloi) have a high living cadence aswell. The Eloi live on the surface in a totally different world to the Morlocks or so it seems, it is like a tropical paradise very much like the Victorian rich had it. The Eloi also eat fruit of the most lavish kind These were heaps of fruit some I appreciate as an extra big raspberry or orange but in the most part they were strange. Exotic fruit have also been the choice for rich Victorians.In my personal opinion the Eloi and the Subbies are just weak. The Chippies inflict fear into Subbies via guns and knifes etc The Morlocks also take advantage of how frail the Eloi are by victimisation them as cattle. Although the Subbies and the Eloi are in totally different time zones and different civilizations thereAre not that many differences between them e.g They are both vunerable to the poor, both have a high living standard and both are slowly gett ing their just desserts so to speak.But however the differences that they do contribution are major ones like how the Eloi have forgotten how to make a fire. This shows just how much man has drifted from his natural beginnings.The Eloi also lose their general knowledge quite a contrast to the Victorian beliefs at the time that knowledge/ education was power A gallery of technical chemistry it looked hopeful. The subbies have hold their knowledge, and they try to gain power through it. This is very true of todays society because that is what Tony Blair is trying to do e.g He thinks that because he is Prime Minister he can go against the wishes of the country and still go to war with Iraq justbecause we can afford it.In conclusion of this essay I believe that the two books have more in common than they do differences. I also believe that the concerns of society in the 1890s were far less great than the society concerns of our modern day, for instance back in Victorian times there wa s not chemical warfare or fear of it at least and there was also no global warming, times have changed considerably since then, and we will continue to change.